sherlockholmez

@sherlockholmez@lemmy.ml
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Joined 1 years ago

Finally, someone sane.

I LOVE THIS.

Self hosted, GOOD LOOKING (rarity in FOSS), nice to use and privacy-aiding.

Thank you so much!

100%, as a Gen Z CompSci student lol

The same is, however, true for most of the stock market.

The only counter argument is dividends, which are extremely rare in most industries, and barely a dent relative to an investor's portfolio.

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TAB GROUPS, FIREFOX, BRING BACK TAB GROUPS.

And no, extensions aren't helping, their UX is so much worse.

That's just a make or break feature for me.

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You know what... That does seem like something Spez would do.

The UX sucks. Look at Vivaldi and Arc for good UX.

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Turn your display off. You'll see it.

I might finally be able to switch to FF! Yay!

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Same. The UI is super friendly for my newb family members and despite a few breaking changes with updates, it has required little upkeep.

This is absolutely THE feature that has kept me away from FF for a long, long time. I like most other stuff about it, but tab groups are a necessity for me. I exclusively use browsers with Tab Groups and Tab Stacking

NextDNS is paid but quite versatile. $20/year.

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And vice versa. Hitler was a major fan of Henry Ford too.

That is kinda cool! I never knew that!

Thanks!

WebOS is OSS?

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I think they still personally sponsor LH, though.

REDLIB.

Yup, but my external monitor stuttered insufferably, so I still stuck with X11. Didn't try OBS but Wine worked like a charm.

Not regular bad weather, but torrential weather. ISPs do have downtime once in a while as well.

I can only do 3 9s of uptime for now, and it makes enough sense for me to pay for the convenience.

I deployed it for a while on my home server, but in the end, the uptime wasn't really satisfactory and I didn't want to lose my ad blocker due to fibre damages due to poor weather or similar issues, so I decided to go for NextDNS.

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Yes, albeit like Vivaldi/Arc.

At that point, why wouldn't you just have separate windows. It's not that different in terms of usage except navigation.

Look at how Vivaldi and Arc do tab management.

Wayland doesn't support Nvidia GPUs yet

I'm sorry, my bad, I was unaware.

Nvidia GPUs don't support Wayland yet. As Linux Torvalds would say, "NVidia, Fuck You"

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